**** me the Big Day Out lineup is uninspired this time around
**** me the Big Day Out lineup is uninspired this time around
it was the same last year.Originally Posted by boz-monaut
who gives a rats about it anymore. it's just mainstream music for inner city hipsters these days. Nothing Alternative or underground about it any longer.
next year's line-up is probably the most alternative i've seen for a while, it's just that there's not many good bands playing.
very disappointing as 2013 was supposed to ease the backlash from this year's bdo.
what?
it's the most bogan, outer suburban piece of shit festival there is these days
the Red Hot Chill Peppers for ****s sake, I mean **** me if anyone at all is still into that utter garbage it's not inner city hipsters, even if they're being ironic
i just hope we get a decent second announcement.
we're at the coast the night after sydney's concert save your money you bellends
It really has become an awful festival. Full of twats wearing fluoro wife-beaters, fatty's waddling about with their arse hanging out and yobbo dickheads who get royally munted whilst sitting about not even watching the bands..
Fvck BDO..
Only band on the lineup worth seeing is Every Time I Die..
Dont forget the southern cross tatoos on show and the aussie flags being worn as capes!
Im sure they will still be out regardless of it not being aussie day this year!
you old guys helped make bdo what it is today
We went before it was popular
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one thing i will say about this line-up is that they've definitely made an effort to go alternative after all the complaints about how "mainstream" this year's line-up was. maybe they've gone a little too far in some respects as they don't have many cross-over artists, e.g. jebediah, frenzal rhomb, foster the people etc., on the bill.
Either 2000 (Headliners Fooies + RHCP) OR 2004 (Healiners Metallica + Muse) IMO were the best years of BDO
'94 was supposed to have been awesome.
Correct. There were a bunch of great ones back in the day but couldn't honestly say one was better. It was more about seeing bands you'd never really heard of, them scampering out to waterfront or utopia store the next day to try and find their cd's.
Sadly with the Internet etc it's hard not to have a pre conceived idea about bands before you see them now, which makes BDO's these days a totally different experience.
Sadly the worst thing that ever happened was moving out to Homebush (and yeah I know there was no other option).
the period between 92 and 97 were awesome. and doing the pub crawl from city to the showground
+1.
God bless the good old days.
what totally turned me off the BDO (last one I went to was the year after the Limp Bizkit one) was having to train it home. Bouncing home through Sussy Hills and along Oxford street after a massive day just kept the fun going.
Lining up for trains kind of killed that buzz.
Sad, I think I'm old now.
Not even sold out yet....In previous years when they go on sale at midnight, people are struggling to get them come 12:30 and the sold out banners are up by morning.
Yeah but i think the hipsters have moved on.
Cant get a ticket to community theatre these days apparently.
thats where its at
Burn them, along with the body.
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